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Disco Kid - Posted - 06/05/2022: 10:10:48
Saw this on Craigslist today. A repurposed quilt stand.
columbus.craigslist.org/muc/d/...1009.html
Edited by - Disco Kid on 06/05/2022 10:13:15
Texasbanjo - Posted - 06/05/2022: 11:22:40
Gee, that gives me an idea what to do with that quilt stand that's out in the shop. Make it into a multi-instrument stand. Great idea.
Disco Kid - Posted - 06/06/2022: 09:25:31
I'm going to track one down to convert. We have a rack in the den, this is much nicer.
Heady - Posted - 06/06/2022: 10:34:38
The spindles and finials are different - they definitely had an instrument rack to start with and augmented it with the curly parts of the quilt rack.
Owen - Posted - 06/06/2022: 12:09:51
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Originally posted by Joel HooksEndorsed by guitar repair persons everywhere.
I'm an inveterate putterer, but as such my untrained eye says the whole she-bang looks more than a little "tippy" back-to-front, and the guitar in the pic looks to me like it should be set "back in" farther ... pic doesn't show means to secure the instruments "in," but I dunno whether that would be a + or a - ..... knock 'em over individually, or all at once?? 'Course there's nothing stopping a person from fastening the whole unit to something more solid. Just MNSHumbleO.
Edited by - Owen on 06/06/2022 12:25:26